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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
5
Veterans honorably discharged on or after May 12 1945 may reenlist before July 1 1946 in a grade commensurate with their MOS and experience. Over three quarters of a million men have joined the Regular Army already. Full details at any Army Post or Recruiting Station.
Rittman Legion tops Sterling 4-3 and 8-7 in a Sunday doubleheader to lift their record to 9-2. Tom Craig started game one, Glenn Turner relieved and fanned five. John Steiner, Haldiman, Craig pitched game two. Turner doubled, Steiner had a three bagger for Rittman. Next Sunday they meet New London at New London.
Patricia Travers an 18 year old violin prodigy will solo with the Cleveland Summer Orchestra Saturday June 22 in a garden concert at Cleveland Public Auditorium directed by Dr Rudolph Ringwall. The series runs Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 30 p m through August 14.
Minnie Snyder as executrix filed a statement in lieu of inventory for the Elmer W. Snyder estate listing undivided half of a Chippewa Township home valued at 1100 dollars. Real estate transfers include John and Elizabeth Iannarelli selling 1 acre in Chippewa to James M. and Hazel L. Belkey and James M. and Katherine P. Hile selling one lot by the village of Bittman to Joe and Pansy Sparks.
Raymond L. Beichler a Creston box board painter and Mildred L. Dohner a Creston clerk apply. Walter A. Seeley a Barberton laborer and Evelyn I. Boling a Can Co. employee of Rittman apply. Ervin V. Schaffter Jr. a sales-
Sterling and Clara M. Gingery of Sterling Ohio Box board office, William John Isch a Marshallville service man, and Louise E. Merkel a Wooster teacher appear in the tax or civil notice summary with names and towns.
Myrtle M. Scott of Rittman files for divorce from Walter G. Scott of Wadsworth in Wooster common pleas court. The couple married August 1 1931 in Salinas California and have two children. She claims gross neglect extreme cruelty and association with other women. He has just been discharged from military service.
Funeral services were conducted at Rittman Baptist Church for James Abraham Bain 87 who died at his Orrville home following a long illness. He was a retired farmer and longtime resident of Wadsworth. He is survived by seven sons, two sisters and a brother with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Police records list Charles Winters arrested for driving without a license and fined five dollars plus costs. William Bowers charged with reckless driving and fined fourteen dollars. Glenn Ritter charged with disorderly conduct and fined five dollars. the Rutter-Peronis arson case heard with Rutter released for insufficient evidence. Robert Grafton charged with intoxication and fined sixteen dollars. Babel Fitch charged with assault and battery and to be tried before the mayor. Frank Skraba charged with reckless driving with a later hearing. Wyce Alup fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct before the appointed officials.
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